
Teacher pensions
We are bringing claims on behalf of teachers for age discrimination in response to changes made by the Government to their pensions in April 2015.
We are bringing claims on behalf of teachers for age discrimination in response to changes made by the Government to their pensions in April 2015.
The changes were introduced in such a way as to protect older teachers by allowing them to stay in their current pension scheme, whilst teachers born after a certain date were ejected from those schemes. Those changes will have a substantial negative impact on the value of pension benefits on retirement.
We are also bringing claims of race discrimination and equal pay on behalf of teachers from ethnic minorities and female teachers, who we believe are disproportionately affected by the changes.
If you are interested in joining this litigation, please leave your details in the 'Request a call back' box. We will then consider your information and be in touch.
We are acting under a “no win no fee” agreement, so you don’t have to pay
anything unless you win your claim.
Time limits apply to legal claims, so we recommend that you act promptly.
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